Sentences with phrase «of vulnerable pupils»
They will be expected to make sure there are enough school places available, ensure the needs of vulnerable pupils are met and act as a champion for parents.
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«Our schools have a high number of vulnerable pupils with complex dietary issues.
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Osinbajo said the Social Investment Programme launched in 2016 — comprising a jobs scheme for unemployed graduates, a feeding programme for public primary school pupils, a micro-credit scheme for small businesses, and a cash transfer scheme for our poorest and most vulnerable households, is a key component of the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan.
«The Ethnic Minority Achievement Grant helps support the learning needs of some of the most vulnerable children in our schools yet the per - pupil value of the grants has been frozen in cash terms.
Despite changes to legislation made by former education secretary Ruth Kelly, unions claim teachers still remain vulnerable to allegations of abuse from their pupils.
«Employers who fail to disclose safety information leave themselves vulnerable to legal challenge and industrial action, but more importantly they are behaving recklessly with the health and wellbeing of staff and other pupils and this simply can not be justified.»
Buhari said his government was committed to the fight against terrorism and insurgency, adding, «The security services have since been directed to put in place further measures around all schools vulnerable to attacks to ensure the safety of our pupils / students and teachers and school workers.
Using Pastoral Auditor, teachers can audit the consensus of pupil groups over time, building a secure, centralised «hub» of evidence for Ofsted and demonstrations of ongoing strategies to support vulnerable young people.
Most of the schools in this latest survey did assure the quality of the provision reasonably well, but there are risks involved in this situation, particularly as many of the pupils who attend alternative provision are the most vulnerable and disenfranchised in our education system.»
The report said: «This is a very worrying situation, particularly considering that the schools were sending some of their most vulnerable pupils to these placements, sometimes for five days a week.»
«If we want to match standards in some of the world - leading nations and secure greater equity in our education system, more must be done to raise the attainment of our lowest, and often most vulnerable, pupils.»
The pupil premium research carried out by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) has shown how, as part of a whole ‑ school approach, low - cost, high - impact strategies can impacting positively on outcomes for children and young people with SEN and help in narrowing the gap in attainment for our most vulnerable students (http://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk).
Schools use the PDG in a number of different ways, including nurture groups for children who may be socially and emotionally vulnerable, out - of - hours school learning, on - site multi-agency support and better tracking of pupils as they progress through school.
A variety of events help to prepare them for Year 11 towards the end of Year 10 such as referrals of identified vulnerable pupils for early guidance, registration in the Common Application Process (CAP) website, tutor lessons and so on.
At Argyle, we teach many pupils from a variety of vulnerable and diverse backgrounds and I want to give them the best start.
Conversations about exclusions are all the rage among politicians, but they tend to focus on three groups: parents, pupils and the headteachers accused of pushing vulnerable students out of their schools.
A council will review its use of an infant school in one of the country's most deprived areas as a polling station after governors complained vulnerable pupils were losing a «precious day of learning».
There are plenty of things a proper, declared middle tier could get on with, including: ensuring a supply of good teachers; school improvement support for all schools, especially those in deprived areas; good continuing professional development for teachers and leaders; and an effective system of support for vulnerable pupils, especially those with special needs.
The proposals formed part of a wider recommendation for Ofsted to review its processes for getting views of staff and pupils — ensuring they target the «most vulnerable and at - need staff» such as trainees, supply teachers, and catering staff.
The free school meals budget has cost around # 600m each year - but the meals could be vulnerable as they are not part of the per - pupil schools budget, which is protected.
UK charity aims to recruit and develop teachers specially to help vulnerable pupils at risk of exclusion
On alternative provision, Mary Bousted said: «We are pleased the Government is going to focus on vulnerable pupils to ensure their education, whether in mainstream or alternative provision, is safe and of a high standard.
This insight is a stark reminder to us all that young people, particularly those with SEND and who are often our most vulnerable groups of pupils in school, often find themselves relegated to the sidelines and excluded from having a say in decisions that will affect them.
This is a source of particular satisfaction to the school's principal, Luke Sparkes, who tells me that the school is designed around its most vulnerable pupils.
The results of the anonymous survey also showed that schools and colleges are having to do more and more to support very vulnerable pupils, but are ill - equipped to do so.
MPs on the parliamentary education committee have heard evidence from headteachers and local authority officers, who warned that vulnerable pupils are being forced out of mainstream schools due to «cliff - edge» accountability measures and a narrowing of the school curriculum.
11th November 2016 — Vulnerable Learners Maximising the Impact of the Pupil Premium — Presentation by Marc Rowland, Director of Policy and Research at National Education Trust
As with pupils who have special educational, physical or emotional needs, the academy should provide support to ensure that a disproportionate number of behaviour issues do not arise from these more vulnerable pupils
The EPI research, commissioned by the Ambition School Leadership charity, also reveals that one of the most vulnerable groups of pupils — those with special needs — do not make it into leading academy trusts in such large numbers.
And while Mr Cameron's cabinet, with so many prominent former public school pupils, might have been vulnerable to accusations of elitism in education, Mrs May will have much more room to manoeuvre.